Trade and Inequality Revisited

Update: 2007-05-04

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Contributor(s): Professor Paul Krugman | Manufactured imports from developing countries have risen sharply since the mid-90s, when the effects of trade on inequality were a major political issue. Should we be reconsidering the link between globalisation and inequality?

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Trade and Inequality Revisited

Professor Paul Krugman

Trade and Inequality Revisited